Oct 21

Napa Valley Masterclass with Ian Devereux White | Smith Devereux Napa Valley Winery Join us for an intimate evening of wine, cheese, and storytelling with Ian Devereux White of Smith Devereux Napa Valley Winery, hosted in our private room at The Library. The evening kicks off at 6:00pm with a casual welcome — mingle with Ian over cheese and charcuterie before settling in for a seated masterclass at 6:15/6:20pm. Over the next 60–90 minutes, Ian will guide us through his wines with an immersive, expertly curated cheese pairing, sharing the stories and philosophy behind Smith Devereux along the way. We will be pouring the following wines: - Smith Devereux No. 3 California Red Blend - 2024 Smith Devereux Sauvignon Blanc - 2024 Smith Devereux Noelle North Coast Brut - 2023 Smith Devereux Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon - 2022 Smith Devereux IBEX Single Vineyard Merlot - 2023 Smith Devereux Music Room Cabernet Blend - 2024 Smith Devereux AMA's Blend Afterward, stick around to chat with Ian and pick up a few bottles to bring home. 📍 The Library — Private Room 📅 October 21st 🕕 6:00pm Tickets are Non Refundable

Nov 11

Join us for a five-course dinner with Elia Germano, who oversees vineyard management at his family’s estate, Ettore Germano, and works alongside his sister Maria in the cellar and their parents, Sergio and Elena. The winery is named for Elia’s grandfather Ettore, who grew grapes, made a little wine for private customers, and was known throughout the area for his skill at grafting vines. Elia’s father, Sergio, studied enology in Alba and worked at Fontanafredda before returning to the family estate in 1993. The evening opens with three traditional-method sparklers: the 2021 Alta Langa Bianco, a 2017 Alta Langa Riserva Blanc de Blancs, and the Nebbiolo “Rosanna” Brut Rosato. Next comes the 2024 “Hérzu,” widely regarded as one of Italy’s finest Rieslings. From there, we move into Serralunga with the 2022 Barolo Serralunga, the 2021 Prapò, and the 2017 Lazzarito. The night closes with a rare vertical of Barolo Cerretta from 2000, 2010, and 2020, spanning three decades from the family’s original home vineyard.